Town to be lightless in Winchester if coal not received
Winchester and the Win es Gaslight company warn that if coal delivery does not arrive this week the town will endure lightless nights until the supply is replenished. Also, George Ty Marsh reports his son Dudley, with an aviation squadron on the Yusecania, is safe after a Boston message.
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Ty Marsh
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Yusecania
Personal crisis report at synagogue in Hartford
The body of Michael Kramer, 65, was found at a Hartford synagogue today. A tube connected to an open gas cock was found in his mouth. Kramer was a well known real estate dealer.
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Michael Kramer
Fea
Dwellers in City's Skyscraper Enjoy Fuelless Holiday
Dwellers in Bridgeport's tallest office buildings observed an elevatorless holiday on the second Monday without elevator operation. Some businesses closed entirely while others stayed open with few visitors, forcing many to climb stairs. Reporters faced long climbs only to encounter few readers due to smoke free Monday restrictions.
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Woman Dies in Danbury Lamp Fire Burns
Mrs Annie M Hughes aged years died in Danbury hospital from burns after she lit a lamp to warm herself during a cold period a week ago.
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Danbury
Web
Annie Mm. Hughes
Disabled vessel towed to port after radio report
An Atlantic Port dispatch from February 11 states a government vessel reported by radio that it is proceeding to port with a steamship it picked up far out at sea after being disabled by boiler trouble.
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Atlantic
Radio Today
Vroneller
Huns to Force Belgian Women Work on Roads
Washington reports a Belgian legation note detailing forced labor in occupied Belgium. Women from Ingelmunster to Courtrai are made to repair roads and rail lines, with 19 and 14 year olds pressed into service. Deportations to Germany continue amid harsh living conditions and hunger, while some prisoners die or are returned ill.
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Iseghem
Emergem
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Henle
Courtrii
Courtrnai
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Reuters
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Courtrai
Germany
Stratford Red Cross Extends War Insurance Information
Stratford Red Cross informs service members and dependents that the government life insurance deadline for those in uniform as of October 15, 1917 has been extended to April 12 of next year. The organization will provide full details on the life insurance extension and on government allowances for dependents, with Christchurch parish house hours daily from 2 to 5 in the afternoon.
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Stratford
Ireldt
Army
Navy
Stratford Red Cross
Christchurch
Steps to Make Export Licenses Binding Proclaimed
President Wilson's proclamation to bind export licenses and place foreign trade under license is to be issued next Monday. The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, the Shipping Board and War Trade Board will cooperate to set up a control system without delay.
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Washington
Wilson
Biareaun of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Shippide Board
War Trade Board
Charged 240 Per Cent Interest Loan Shark Jailed
In New Haven a loan officer was jailed for 60 days and fined $200 for charging 246 percent interest on a month's loan to Louis Cadaret. An appeal was noted.
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New Haven
Louis Cadaret
Immigrant Held in Atlantic Port Under Draft Law
An Austrian passenger aboard an American steamship arriving from a West Indian port was arrested by federal authorities in an Atlantic port on February 11 and arraigned on a charge related to draft evasion under the selective service act. He is 22 years old.
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AL Tunos
Caplin
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